Tag: NationalLibraryWeek

As part of our celebration of #NationalLibraryWeek, we’re doing a series on what libraries actually DO to help build strong communities. Check back throughout the week for more! The Loyola Libraries are invested in building strong communities—both on campus and off. We’re not just a library for our students, faculty, and staff—rather, we’re a research […]

As part of our celebration of #NationalLibraryWeek, we’re doing a series on what libraries actually DO to help build strong communities. Check back throughout the week for more! The Loyola Libraries are dedicated to supporting equity. We acknowledge that barriers to entry into academia have existed historically and continue to exist. For that reason, we […]

As part of our celebration of #NationalLibraryWeek, we’re doing a series on what libraries actually DO to help build strong communities. Check back throughout the week for more! Libraries preserve history, but they also do a lot more in the process. Over the past several years I’ve had the opportunity to work on or observe […]

As part of our celebration of #NationalLibraryWeek, we’re doing a series on what libraries actually DO to help build strong communities. Check back throughout the week for more! Loyola Libraries provide access to all students, faculty, staff, and to the larger Chicago community. While most of our materials are used by members of Loyola’s communities, […]

As part of our celebration of #NationalLibraryWeek, we’re doing a series on what libraries actually DO to help build strong communities. Check back throughout the week for more! Intellectual freedom allows people access the information they need without restrictions and with an expectation of privacy. These are important values at Loyola, as they are at […]